Fall semester of 2014, approximately 46 students, including myself, were enrolled in Associate Professor of Philosophy Nathan Schlueter’s Theology of the Body class, where we studied the teachings of John Paul II on sex, marriage, and family. When I saw the email advertising this class offering, I immediately did everything I could to ensure that...
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April 23, 2015July 12, 2022News
A.J.’s to stay open all summer, keep quesadillas full-time
A.J.’s Café will now remain open during the entirety of Hillsdale summer sessions. The idea arose during a conversation between Bon Appétit’s General Manager David Apthorpe and Dean of Women Diane Philipp. They discussed their interest in catering to the students staying for summer classes. Apthorpe said he believes this change will be a way...
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March 26, 2015July 12, 2022Sports
Charger Chatter: Bekah Kastning
Sophomore Bekah Kastning, the first Charger softball player to record five home runs and five triples in a single season since 1995, talks about her team’s goals for for this season. So you had a stand-out game over spring break? Yes, in a game against Dominican College. I hit a walk-off triple to win the...
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March 26, 2015July 12, 2022Features
Jedi to protect Legos this summer
A six-block city display of residential buildings, fairs, natural landscapes, and iconic mini-figures stands awaiting the visitors of Mackinac Island—all made out of Legos, and coming all the way from Hillsdale. Active members of the Hillsdale College community, Joe and Lynn Forrester, finished Northern Michigan’s largest Lego display in 18 months. Parts of the Lego...
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March 5, 2015July 12, 2022Culture
Orchesta concert tonight
Tonight at 8 p.m., the Hillsdale College Symphony Orchestra will give its first concert of the semester. The performance will feature winners of the 2015 Student Concerto/Aria Competition. Tickets have already sold out, but James Holleman, chair of the music department and conductor of the orchestra, says not to worry. “If students who haven’t gotten...